National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

btellh hnONVlllc, Ellen mCthSkcy, lJlIklo nlNi-
SER BERTHE Miller, Ksthe Nourse, Mary Ship
man, Annie Simpson, Susie Wingate.
FIFTH DIVISION.
School No. I, Laura A. Bradley, teacher
Carrie @. Darlington Ada v. Blaokford, Clara
Harvie, Mary h Hedrick, Evelyn b. Jones,
katharine e. MCGOWAN, Amanda r. Muters
baugb, Susan y. Mutersbaugb, Emily w. Nor
7. schutt, Ada +. Snyder, Gertrude u stewart,
Helen f. stockbridge. Kate vansaut Amelia
X, Wisner. Clara b. Wood
T. Burcb, bradley S. Dixon, Raymond Il. Frey,
Henry D. Gilpin. James d. Garmey, VIM. X.
Hirst, Archie \. Hassan. Fred q. Kleinschmldt,
aaiy d. Meem R Sonn n Mf phs, M
line Il. Gurley, Elizabeth NJ. Hassan, Blanche
l.. Pulizzi.
SIXTH DIv1sroN--coUNTY SCHOOLS.
Tenleytown school, J. W. Chapel, tea9hnr
MARY Il. Buchanan, Julia @. Dake, Agnes v.
Brightwood school, W. e Na,loy. teacher
Thomas q. Burgess, Sarah Il. Robinson, Euge-
Mt. Pleasant school, Annie e Loomis,
teacher Edith A. Brown, Reeve Lewis, Her
bert G. Emory. Frank @. Rogers, Walter A.
Brown.
,Anacostia school, Henry 8. Petty, teacher
Clara V. Brandt.
Hillsdale school Ccolored), RIchardL. Peters,
teacher--James Goodloe, Catherine Jones.
Josephine Jones, Caroline Lyons, Mary Lyles.
Elizabeth Waters, Walker Webb.
The following 1888 scholars were certified
from the colored schools Seventh and
eighth divlsions) for entry to the high
school:
SEVENTH DIVISION
School No. /, Mr.. f.: A. Brown, teacher
Ellen Adkins, Emma Bailey, Mary Beckett,
Mary Brooks, Ida Coles, Lotta Cursor, Ella
Freeman, Annie Gray, Callenia johnson. Helen
Page, Lula Prater, Mabel RUBY. Anna seweli,
Victoria singleton. Mary Shepherd, Lucy
stanard, Julia sumby, Carrie Thomas Rebecca
Yancey. Annie Phillips, Minnie Mckinney,
Chas. bowling, Napoleon Marshall, Jas. Reed,
VIM. Terrell, and Frank Wilson.
| Mary Banaker, Lizzie Baker, Rebecca Beason,
Emma Bowles, Lizzie Brooks, Geneyieye
Ferguson, Carrie Gaines. Mary Gray. Mary
| Johnson, Alice Kennedy. Ella Logan, Annie
| Madison, Adele Mitchell. Emma Pope, Louise
Pope, Josephine Richardson, Mary Ross, Susie
| Emeline williams, Mlnnctle Alexander, Ethel
| Davis Sarah George, Maggie Gray, Eva Ross,
| Eula Ross, John Bell. Alfred Lewis, Charles
ssnEM ha1f Wsf PsGsas
Mollie Comes, Corine A. Jones, Mary K. Gray
| Susie Morrison. Carrie A. Waller. Alice NJ
| Maring, Emma Winters. Byron s. Fisher. Geo.
| EIGHTH DIVISION.
| School No. /. Miss NJ. p. shadd, teacher
Katie Martin. Lulu Messer, Geneva Parker,
Emma Toliver, Clara Woodland, Jessie
| worInley, Alberta Washington, Alberta Pol
len, Chas Brown. Harry Clark, Willie Cowan,
Parker, Jos. simms, Xlp6onso Stafford.
School No. 2, Mr.. J. y. Male, teacher-Laura
Corcoran, Mamie Gibson, Courtney Jackson,
Morris a MatthS Neal Mamie Pebbles, " Mary
Robinson, Bertha Thompson Frances Thomas
James Dorsey, Chas. Edelin,, Arthur Green,
School No 8, Mrs. NJ. E. Tucker teacher
Jane Allen, Daisy Blair, Mary. Fantroy, Joseph
inc Ferguson, Elizabeth Harris, Victoria Jones,
Ella Jones, Ella Jane Jones, Annie Jackson,
Reed, Elizabeth scott.t Emma Scott, Lille
Thomas, Lille Stewart. Eliza.Thornton, Mary
yerrie, Elizabeth Williams, Florence Young,
Chas. Blair, Alexander Hoffman, Jas. Nadab
Sixty.eight applications for admission to
the normal school were made this year, but
only forty could be appointed. The fortu-
mates ones were the following
Annie A. McKnew with q percentage Of
93.45), Juliet b. Graham Fanny NJ. Merrilat,
Katie E. Kaiser. sarsn IN, NJ De Van, Isabelle +.
Mary l. FURNACE, Bertha H. Caron, Helen l..
Mary J. Wits, Anna G. Price Helen 7. Bailey,
ney, Lillian L. Lockhart, Sarah Heidenheimer,
Lily j.. Reinburg, Charles w. stetson, Hen
rietta J. schlerf, Mary G. Saxton, Maggie z.
Bessie O. Dillon, Mary Britt, Nettie Gardner
Mary W. Brooks, Cornelia I. Mathis, Leonora
Merritt. Elizabeth J. Book, Margaretta @: Nc
Nicely, Margaret Keogh, Ella NJ. Knighton,
Anna g. Horton, Anna l.. Hogue.
GEORGETOWN ACADEMY OF VISITATION.
The annual distribution Of premiums al
the Visitation Academy Of Georgetown was
attended yesterday afternoon by q large
and select company Of interested friends
and relatives of the pupils. The audience
hall of the academy was more than com
fortably filled. On the platform were
seated q number Of prominent guests, the
his scarlet robe and skull cap. Among
others were noticed Senator Ingalls,, Repre-
sentative Samuel j. Randall, Rev. Father
Chapelle, Col. Clarke, clerk Of the House
Of Representatives; Rev. Father Doonan
and several other members OF the clergy
An extraordinarily good programme was
rendered In q first class manner, almost
above criticism: The medals and premiums
were bestowed upon the deserving by the
cardinal. Following are the medallsts
The academic honors, consisting Of q crown
and gold medal, were conferred ON Miss
Elizabeth Keedy, Of Maryland.
First class medals were conferred on Mis-!
Susie Crawford, Pennsylvania; Miss Ada
Clark, Missouri; Miss Virgie Bates, District
of Columbia; Miss Dollie Phillips, District
| of Columbia; Miss Matte Tidball, Pennsyl
l
For department In the senior circle golt
medal was awarded to Miss Birdie Lanshan
Pennsylvania; In the junior circle silver
medal to Miss Anita Mercer, Wyoming. Ii
the senior classes graduating medals wer,
conferred upon Miss Minna Clark, Missouri
Miss Belle Lowry, New York; Miss Stelli
Divine, North Carolina; Miss Susie Randall
Pennsylvania Miss Ethel ingalls,, Kansas
Miss Maude Allen, Pennsylvania.
In the epniOr class Of Christian doctrine
the gold medal, given by Mrs. Marion r
Cutting, of New York. was awarded t,
Miss Stella Divine, Of North Carolina. II
the senior class Of intellectual philosoph.
the gold medal, given by Mrs Harriet Lam
Johnston, was awarded to Miss Maud
OF bellies letters the gold medal, glven b.
Mrs. Col. Fred Grant, was awarded to Mis-
Minna Clark, Of Missouri. In the senio
class of natural sciences the gold medal
given by Mrs. Emma McCshill, OF Wash
lngton, was awarded to Miss Minua Clark
In the first class Of Christian doctrine tn
gold medal, given by the late Mrs. william
Y. Hamlin, OF Detroit, Mich, was awarde'
to Miss Abigail Marston, OF Louisiana.
intermediate classes--In the third elias
OF Christian doctrine the gold medal wa
awarded to Miss Clara Sabal.
In mathematics the gold medal given b.
Mrs. j. L. ID. Morrison, OF st. Louis, Mo.
was awarded to Miss Margaret Farrell, o
Pennsylvania; first class Of arithmetic, gol,
medal, Miss Susie Randall, Pennsylvania
third class Of arithmetic, silver medal, Mis-
Carrie Story, Washington.
Music-Senior class Of piano, gold medal
Miss Annette Dwyer; second class Of piano
silver medal, Miss Allie Hall.
After the medals were awarded the cardi
nal delivered short address to the grad
yates.
The specimens OF fancy work and paint
ing displayed in one of the rooms was yer
fine.
GERMAN-AMERIcAN ACADEMY.
The pupils of the German-Amerlca'